Alexi Lubomirski is a famous fashion photographer living in New York who has shot the cover for several prestigious magazines including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Numéro. For this fashion editorial in Vogue Deutsch’s December 2011 issue, Alexi photographed model Karlie Kloss (styled by Christiane Arp) lingering around a steamy courtyard all in a daze in dreamy frocks. See more work below…
Elena Rendina is a whimsical young fashion photographer and set designer in London whose photo shoot for Wonderland Magazine‘s November-December 2011 issue, titled “Daddy’s Little Girl,” is truly remarkable. Pink-haired model Charlotte Free (styled by Grace Cobb) gazes out among bright textural backgrounds donning crazy colorful mismatched outfits. See more work below…
Emilio Santoyo is an incredible illustrator living in California who has an awesome sense of humor when it comes to his work. Bright colors, funny characters, and an amazing amount of detail go into each piece, and that’s exactly why we wanted to interview him for our brand new zine issue. To find out more about this fabulous illustrator, to see more of his work & pictures of his studio, and to find out what new and super exciting projects he has coming up for 2012 (like, for instance, working with the makers of the movie Juno), get your copy of The Flood #6 (available in The Flood Shop as a digital download for just $3.00 or a print copy for $5.00 + shipping). See more of Emilio’s work below…
Ashton Elizabeth Hall is a wonderful oil pastel artist in LaCrosse, Wisconsin whose work is full of expressive lines and beautifully rendered compositions. Her very first art show, “Everyday Vivid Color,” began yesterday at the Steep & Brew coffee shop in Madison and more of her work can be seen in the newest issue of The Flood’s zine (now available in The Flood Shop starting at $3.00 for a digital download or $5.00 for a print copy). In fact, I’ll be showcasing pieces that could not be included in the new issue due to space constraints from contributors to The Flood #6 all this week so you can get better acquainted with some of the awesome people and things this new issue has to offer. See more of Ashton’s work below…
I’m so very excited to be able to announce that, as of today, the next issue of our seasonally produced independent zine, The Flood #6, is now available to purchase in The Flood Shop as a print issue or a digital download! Here’s what you’ll find within the 64 shiny, full-color pages of this visual adventure:
I highly recommend ordering a print copy, but if you’re one of those people who aren’t into getting really cool stuff in the mail (and a free sticker!), then there’s also a digital download option where we’ll e-mail you a link to download the issue so you can store it on your computer or read it from your iPad within 24 hours.
>> Not convinced? Click the cover to the left to go preview the beginning of the issue before you buy.
>> You can see a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the issue over at Half Asleep!
Masha Rumyantseva is a Russian magazine illustrator with a unique style that combines vintage black & white imagery with splashes of color to create a whole new surreal meeting between past and present worlds.
